We protect Alaska?s wildlife through citizen mobilization, advocacy, and education.

Alaska is America?s last great wilderness, home to numerous endangered and critically threatened species such as beluga whales and polar bears. The Alaska Wildlife Alliance advocates for healthy ecosystems, scientifically and ethically managed to protect our wildlife for present and future generations.

Unsustainable management practices that favor profits over nature threaten our most cherished wildlife species and ecosystems. Your purchase of our "Wildlife of Alaska" merchandise will go directly to our wildlife advocacy, research, and education projects.

Alaska Wildlife Alliance was founded by Alaskans in 1978, and is the oldest grassroots wildlife advocacy organization in the state. As a community nonprofit, most of our work is funded by donations from people who care about protecting Alaska's wildlife as much as we do.

Read more about our work and our latest wins in protecting Alaska's wildlife at http://www.akwildlife.org!

The Alaska Wildlife Alliance is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Anchorage, Alaska. We advocate for healthy ecosystems, scientifically and ethically managed to protect our wildlife for present and future generations.

Proceeds benefit Alaska Wildlife Alliance.

Some of Alaska's most iconic wildlife often faces threats, such as poaching, harassment, loss of habitat, and threats to food sources. We devote our work to protecting wildlife from these threats.

We engage with the public to foster connections to wildlife, our staff, and Alaska's wilderness. Check out our event calendar to see us at our next activity!

No matter the size, we believe all wildlife is valuable. We approach our work with an ecosystem-based mindset knowing that balance is key to healthy environments.

We host summer wildlife walks (Bears, Birds, & Beers) to get the public connected to wildlife and the great outdoors. We believe caring about wildlife starts with connecting to it.